Do you know someone who goes into denial every time you try to point out a fault?
Do you yourself use denial as a tactic of avoiding facing your inadequacies?
The truth is, no one likes facing their flaws, and sometimes for the sake of protecting ourselves, it is much simpler to pretend the problem doesn’t exist.
The number one trait hindering personal improvement is denial. Simply put, no one can grow or mature without first acknowledging the need. Those in denial guarantee that their dark side wins and relationships falter.
If you strive to grow as a person, you need to let go of this defense mechanism and realize that what others may be telling you can be a stepping stone for further growth and change.
While it may take an emotionally strong and mature person to be able to accept their flaws and even face them head on, it is no question that the benefits over here are worth it.
Click here to read more about denial and how to help someone who habitually denies their faults.
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